My ex wife and I have 2 children together. I have physical custody of them, but custody is joint. She was ordered by the court to pay half of childcare as her support. Over a year ago she moved to another state about 20 hours away. When she moved we had to file a new schedule for her visits. She wrote the document herself and included in it that if she did not pay her support her visitation would be suspended until it was paid up to date. Knowing she has never paid me a penny in the 3 years we have been divorced, she will not keep a job, and has little emotional connection with our kids I agreed to this. She and I both signed the document in front of a notary, and she herself had it filed by the court. Since her move she has been employed on several occassions but has never made her support payments even once. I allowed her to have one visit without paying and then had paperwork filed stating the suspension. She is now with her family that does not understand why she cannot see her children so she has decided to fight this order. She has told me that the order is unfair and will not hold up in court. I do not know much about these things but am pretty sure she cannot fight something she agreed to, signed, and filed with the court. Can she fight this or am I in the right?
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